Inedia 1, by Eaters of the Soil

Inedia 1

by Eaters of the Soil

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	1.	Side A - A Thin Lacquer 14:14		buy track
	2.	Side B - The Humility of Service 15:08		buy track

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Working the other way around: improv first, doom later

With their third release since summer 2021, trombone fueled doom/noise/jazz act Eaters of the Soil take a side step from their main approach that started with their two self-titled EPs and dig into their (even more) experimental side.

While the self-titled EP’s originated by having trombone, guitar and fretless bass improvise over a prerecorded foundation of drums, doom bass and synths the band decided to somewhat reverse its compositional process.

In preparation of their first live performance early 2022 the band did a technical run down and being all plugged in took the opportunity to record two 15 minute(-ish) improvisations.

The trombone, guitar, fretless bass and drum tracks from that session were taken into the studio to add synths, samples and doom bass. In doing so, the band challenged themselves to fuse its unmistakable doom sound with vibes and structures that were created out of the blue.

Resulting in two tracks in which the band stretches the boundaries of its sound once again.

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released July 15, 2022

Line up:

Rutger van Driel – Trombone
Stef Brans – Guitar
Gert Komduur – Drums
Niels Achtereekte – Bass, Synths & Composition

Recorded by Serpentine, mixed and mastered by Eaters of the Soil

Released by Dub Cthonic, 2022 (DC37)

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Eaters of the Soil Utrecht, Netherlands

Eaters of the Soil merges the worlds of doom metal and noise/jazz improv. The band was formed in december 2020.

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